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Poster:	billbarstad	Date:	July 04, 2010 08:05:06am
Forum:	feature_films	Subject:	Maybe These Are PD?

Behind That Curtain (1929)
Shanghai Express (1932)
The Glass Key (1942)


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Poster:	Moongleam	Date:	July 04, 2010 02:05:55pm
Forum:	feature_films	Subject:	Re: Maybe These Are PD?

For BEHIND THAT CURTAIN (1929), I only checked 1957; it may have been renewed in 1956.


SHANGHAI EXPRESS, a photoplay in nine
reels by Paramount Publix Corp.
(C) 15Feb32; L2857. Emka, Ltd. (PWH);
17Mar59; R233166.

GLASS KEY, a photoplay in 9 reels by
Paramount Pictures. (C) 260ct42;
LII653. Emka, division of Universal
City Studios, Inc. (PWH); 7Nov69;
R472315-

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Poster:	billbarstad	Date:	July 04, 2010 02:16:58pm
Forum:	feature_films	Subject:	Re: Maybe These Are PD?

So Behind That Curtain is a maybe. Thanks for looking.

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Poster:	Moongleam	Date:	July 04, 2010 03:27:34pm
Forum:	feature_films	Subject:	Re: Maybe These Are PD?

I went to HathiTrust:

BEHIND THAT CURTAIN, a photoplay In
ten reels by Fox Film Corp.
O 28Jun29; L506. Twentieth Century-
Fox Film Corp. (PWH); 16Aug56;
R176233.

(For this one, their search takes you to the wrong page.)

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Poster:	LordOfTheExacto	Date:	July 04, 2010 02:40:16pm
Forum:	feature_films	Subject:	Re: Maybe These Are PD?

I wouldn't have expected The Glass Key to be PD. How about the 1935 version. Any hope for that one?

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Poster:	Moongleam	Date:	July 04, 2010 02:52:40pm
Forum:	feature_films	Subject:	Re: Maybe These Are PD?

GLASS KEY, a photoplay In eight reels
by Paramount Productions. (C) 31May35;
L5584. Emka, Ltd. (PWH); Uun62;
R296147.

I wonder if the only p.d. movies left are the poverty-row ones.